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A Snowy Day In Greenwood
A snowy day in the Air Park at the Greenwood Military Aviation Museum
CH-133A Labrador
CH-133A Labrador in the Air Park at the Greenwood Military Aviation Museum
Middleton skate bowl
The skate bowl in Middleton at the Rotary Raceway Park
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Greenwood Military Aviation Museum – CT-133 Silver Star
Lockheed/Canadair CT-133 Silver Star at the entrance to CFB Greenwood
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Greenwood Military Aviation Museum – CP-140A Arcturus
Lockheed CP-140A Arcturus at the Greenwood Military Aviation Museum A variant of the CP-140 Aurora, the CP-140A Arcturus was not equipped with surface and sub-surface warfare equipment. This made the Arcturus more fuel efficient, and well suited for crew training … Continue reading
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Greenwood Military Aviation Museum CC-130E Hercules
The Lockheed CC-130E Hercules at the Greenwood Military Aviation Museum CC-130E RCAF 130328 was fitted with experimental satellite communication antenna 1978 through 1983. She jumped her wheel chocks during an engine run up at CFB Trenton in 1983 and ran … Continue reading
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Greenwood Military Aviation Museum CC-144
Bombardier CC-144 Combat Support Challenger in the Air Park at the Greenwood Military Aviation Museum. In the 1980s 12 CL-600S Challenger business jets were purchased Canadair, and designated as CC-144, CE-144, and the CX-144. These jets flew with 414 “Black … Continue reading